Robin Goodfellow Sabrina Novels & Stories

"Lily, you're Christina's friend. I don't want to make things difficult for you, but Sabrina is a guest. You should speak politely." Then, he turned to me, voice tinged with reproach as he added, "Christina, why are you out? I told you to stay home and rest." I set down my cup and stood slowly. "Sebastian, this is my friend's shop. I can come here whenever I want. The ones who shouldn't be here are you two!" However, Sabrina leaned in with a sweet, teasing smile, her voice dropping low. "Actually, I know the antidote doesn't work, right?"

I scrambled to hold her again, murmuring, "You have nothing to be afraid of, Sabrina." Tiana kicked Sabrina a few times. "You'd better stop pretending and get up this instant. Hayden is still feeling unwell. Did you not pray sincerely when you were kneeling at the chapel, or did you eat something when you weren't supposed to?" Upon seeing Sabrina remain motionless, Tiana grew impatient and roughly grabbed my chin. "Sabrina has turned out just like you—disgusting and full of lies! You both should perform on stage since you're both such good actors!

Sabrina nodded. “Let’s go!” Sabrina let out and walked out the dungeon. Lucia and Cyn followed while smiling. “Now, let’s help the western land.” Cyn said. Few minutes later, they arrived in front of the ruined high walls and saw the chaos caused by the gigantic monsters, goblins, and demons. Without a second thought, they attacked the monsters and their attacks surprised all the wounded warriors, wondering who they were. Sabrina held the staff and pointed to the monsters and goblins. “Devour!” she chanted and all the monsters got absorbed by the power of the staff. Every monster that attacked Sabrina vanished like dust.

“I’m Sab! Nice to meet you!" Gab just stood there and did not move. On the other hand, Sabrina did not wait for him. Immediately, she took his hand and shook it fervently. “You're so handsome!" she exclaimed. Her droopy eyes sparkled and never left his face. "What took you so long? If only I had met you first before Anthon, we’re probably married and have six kids by now..” she said shamelessly. “You’re just drunk..” Gab responded dismissively.

And still, somehow, she smiled at me like she didn’t have a single reason to be afraid. I think that’s when it started. The pull I didn’t understand at the time hell, I didn’t want to. But something about her made the noise in my head dim. Like the weight I always carried on my back, the blood, the orders, the coldness of Sebastian’s fathers world, it all blurred when she looked at me. “Hi,” she said, voice soft but clear. “I’m Sabrina.” I was fifteen. She was thirteen. The only thing I knew at that moment was that she didn’t belong here. And that someone, somewhere, would notice that eventually.

Sabrina eagerly brushed back a stray black lock, she couldn't help but smile as the spell took effect, the waters in the silver fountain clearing as her spell worked its... well, magic. Sabrina knew she should feel guilty, and she did! She was spying on Élise! Her loving, doting girlfriend of two years.

"Sabrina, we got carried away—" ‌ Sabrina's hand waved in a dismissive gesture, her patience wearing thin. "Carried away or not, it's time for you both to grow up. This behavior is beneath both of you." ‌ Andrei's brows furrowed, his voice tinged with begrudging agreement. "Sabrina, we're not trying to—" ‌ With a sigh, Sabrina's eyes glowed faintly with her magical power. In an instant, they were enveloped in a surreal, timeless space, a secluded forest on the outskirts of town where nature whispered its secrets.

Sabrina yells and her voice echos through both my phone and Carl’s. It’s almost like I can see the sound travel to Val’s ears. I watch as the sound enters his ear and settles in his brain. His eyes become wide as he recognizes the voice. “Did you say your Luna has a daughter named Sophie?” Val looks at me with narrowed eyes. “Yes, after my favorite aunt, “I lie. “Sabrina, Sedit’s late wife, always wanted to keep the letter S in everyone’s name. She had a dog named Sandy. Her brother was Solen,” Val is studying my face, but I don’t give anything away.

She could take one and I could take the other one. No need to talk to one another, no need to pretend like we were good. Sabrina’s door closed and I thought she had returned to her room, but that wasn't the case. She stood in front of me in a white robe. It confused me. When she didn't say anything, I took a sandwich from the platter in front of me. Sabrina huffed. She folded her hands. “Oh my God!” Sabrina whispered under her breath. I wasn't sure what she was trying to do but I ignored her.

The online community began to doubt Sabrina's act, suspecting that Harold and I were just playing our parts according to a script. Sabrina tried to explain in her live stream that this was all my dirty trick to smear her name. When the timing was right, I released the recording of Sabrina asking me to be her surrogate. "Abby, please, have a baby for me. It won't hurt you at all. I'm just borrowing your womb for a few months. "It won't cost you a dime, and you get a son, too. It's like a retirement plan for you and a solution for me. Isn't it perfect?"